Diplomacy, Society and the COVID-19 Challenge

Foreword Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Pandemic, Security and Other Broken Things Part I: Diplomacy and COVID-19 2. Transformation of the International System and Security Conundrum During the COVID-19 Pandemic 3. Far-Right Movements in the COVID-19 Era 4. Virtual Diplomacy as a New Frontier of International Dialogue 5. Diplomacy 3.0 in the Pandemic: Digital Diplomacy and Beyond 6. Science Diplomacy and COVID-19 Politics Part II: National and Regional Responses to COVID-19 7. Global Health Diplomacy and Tuerkiye 8. Government Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic: Comparative Health Policies in the US and Canada 9. China's Global Health Diplomacy in the Post-Pandemic Era: Implications for Southeast Asian Countries 10. COVID-19 and South Korea: Focusing on Cultural Public Diplomacy with Hallyu 11. ASEAN's COVID-19 Pandemic Response: Regional and Global Reflections 12. Beyond Central Asia's Chessboard: Human Movement, Policies, and COVID-19 13. The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Middle East: Changing Policies and the Mindset of Regional States 14. The UK's New Migration Policy: Post-Brexit and Post-COVID Implications 15. Post-Pandemic World Order and Russia 16. South Caucasus and COVID-19: Vulnerabilities, Setbacks, Responses Part III: Global Responses to COVID-19 17. Human Impact on the Environment and the Increased Likelihood of Pandemics 18. The World Health Organization and the COVID-19 Pandemic 19. The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Security Issue and its Implications for NATO 20. Post-Pandemic Effects on the Realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for OECD Countries 21. The African Union and COVID-19: Regional Coordination and Solidarity 22. Europe in the Post-Pandemic World Order: A Human Rights Perspective 23. Globalisation in the Era of Power Transition: Lessons Post-COVID-19 for China and the US 24. Conclusion: Per Aspera Ad Astra